Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-11-23

ton to newspaper that he is
ashamed to attach his name to Is
moral coward. He simply wants the
newspaper to shoulder the response
bil'ty of what he is either afraid or
ashamed to shoulder himself. 1t 10
the rule in all respectable newspaper
offices to fire communication into
the waste basket to which the writer
| appends postscript requesting that
his name be Withheld FROM the public,
for the simple reason that such n re-
quest is an insult to the newspaper.
st Paul Globe.
To purify room set pitcher OF
water in the apartment, and III few
hours it will have absorbed all the
respired gasses in the room, the air of
which will have become purer, but
the water utterly filthy. The colder
the water is the greater the capacity
to contain these gasses. AT the ordi-
nary temperature pail of water will
absorb IA pint of carbonie acid gasses
and several.pints of ammonia. The
capacity is nearly doubled 10y reduc-
ing the water to the temperature OF
Ice Hence water kept in n room
while is unfit for use.-EX.
Among other things tomorrow we
w surely remember to be thankful
e. nat euc!. of the following persons
KAYE recently favored us with the
amount of years subscription:
J. L. Gould, Daniel O'Brien, n.
Golden J. l.. Walker, o: X. Gesme,
VIM. O'Brien, G, E Koehntop, J, w.
Pushor, G.. Z. Lowater, Andrew Il.
Lee, and J. P. Backius, all of Morris;
J. [. Hammond, Gus Parsons, L. K,
Thornton and Gus Nudick, of Don"
nelly; Geo. Begg, Cyrus; Il. B. Me-
Arthur, Hancock; J. A Abrahamson'
Hoffman; Hon. r A. Costello
Duluth; Aug. Melander, Hoffman;
ana Jno. q. Wilkinson, Newberg,
Ny.
The 9Th. Ave. Theatre Co: IS in
Morris all this week. They have Sc
cured the .lsSeAof the court room
.,nd are giving a series of excellent
entertainments. OH Monday even
ing he Co. played "Esmeralda" to a
crowded huu5t. and last evening pre-
scented Hazel kirke" to another
large audience. The Company is
large one and is the best that has
visited Morris for years. Each of the
| actors are first class and all are capa-
be of taking leading parts. The
| Company is worthy of patronage and
| our people are showing their appre-
chiffon Of them by crowdIng the hall
| for each entertainments. Tonight
East Lynne" will be presented.
There will be matinee Thursday
aud Saturday afternoons.
| A portion Of the audience who
| listened to Hazel Klrke" last even
ing were taken from the sublime or
perhaps the pathetic to the ridiculous
in manner which produced Violent
! ~ conflicting emotions. When old
blind Dunstan hirke tlnaliy relents,
only to find that it is too late and to
listen to the cries of. those who say
his daughter Hazel is drowning in
the mill pond, he walls piteously and
! falls heavily in dead faint upon the
floor. Just as the curtain had con-
ceale.l his PROSTATE form little
prattling two year old child looks up
in her mothers face with "poor
man tall-falI downing bump! Just
how those who heard it made way
with the Jumps in their Threats ana
previous emotions in time for the
laugh that followed, deponent sayeth
not.
There was an exceedingly enjoyable
sociable at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A Johnson last Friday evening.
The evening was dark and stormy,
still there WAS good attendance ard
all had Il jolly time. After refresh
nleuts were served there were a num-
her Of '!toaetaH and responses WHICH
iurned All interesting feature of the
evenings entertainment. IL. i.
B, \ ans SPOKE upon The Lawyer
a friend in need, himself the creator
OF the ne, d )" Geo. E. st. John, 1.-The
+ Pedagcgue, his joys and sorrows
FL. L Hulhurd, "The doctor---our
health VS.. their wealth ;'and w. J,
Munro performed the pleasant task OF
r spec king of 1.-THE LADIES' Mrs. Carrie
: xxx, st;,,e organizer for the w. G. 7
- Z. WAS present and made few timely
e remarks concerning the gentlemen
The speeches were brief and pointsf
! and proved on acceptable INNOVATION
= upon the 'ack of programme usually
found at church sociables.
Il The goose bone as q weather prophe
e is coming to the fore again, and its
IS claim to attention is not to be de
II spised. An Indiana man who ha
Is lust come into possession of new
specimen of this old fashioned indica
g tor, says we are to have the coldes
and worst winter in twenty years
The bone is described as follows; ~
2 is the breast bone of alyoung goose
and the coIoring is said to give an III
y failing Indication of the winter t
come. IT much of 1t IL light, til
= winter will be open; if fected wit
light spots, the weather will be var
:, able; but if it is all dark, as in thi
instance, the weather will be terribl
II severe. In this particular bone thel
" is co siderable portion of clear SUI
r. face, Indicating that The early part I
- winter will be fine. About Decen
k Der, as the bone indicates, winter wi
lie set in with unusual severity and col
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